United States President Donald Trump continues to keep Apple CEO Tim Cook busy with various dinners and events that seek to increase government relationships with Silicon Valley, this time in the UK.
UK House of Parliament
UK House of Parliament
It is no secret that world leaders, company heads, and other people of import want to stay on the United States President’s good side. It’s enough of a concern that Apple CEO Tim Cook has a playbook for keeping government interference in the company to a minimum.
It was useful during Donald Trump’s first presidential term, but it seems even more crucial in the controversial second term. According to a report from Bloomberg, Cook attended the UK State Dinner, which was held in the hopes of improving relations with the United States.